At fourteen, Qiya, Princess Gurun Hojing of the Qianlong era, married her husband, Lawang Dorji, who was already in his thirties.
Before she understood the ways of married life, she recited to him as if repeating a lesson: "I know you're the most important person in my life. We've shared the nuptial wine, so we'll never be apart."
Three years later, when she understood, she said, "You're not just the man I meet in secret, you're also my husband for life. I want us to grow old together, day by day."
But they never grew old together.
Come read the story of the Khalkha goddess.
Theme:
Is this the end? Qi Ya really shouldn't be so stupid, and the last thing she should do is fall in love with her forehead. The fault is not with Qi Ya, but with the prince, who is too selfish and self-righteous. He is still so stubborn at his age and does not know how to take care of others. Sigh~ I'm really not suitable for reading BE's novels, it's so uncomfortable (╯╰)
I read the introduction again. Could it be a tragedy? Woohoo~(>_<)~, I feel so heartbroken.
How can I be so sad, I want to cry to death
There are too few emotional lines and it becomes more and more boring.
Look good, come on ↖(^ω^)↗!